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2013 TSUN shenanigans and arguments

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WolverineMike said:
That guy showed more fight than our offensive line did.....end of story.
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Eh, your offensive linemen are too busy doing more important things, like talking smack about their rival program, wearing shirts with kittens and having those pictures posted to the internet, and getting mustache tattoos on their fingers. Yes, this is what your program has turned into under Brady Hoke. :lol:
 
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Another joyful moment brought to us by TSUN in the past 74 months.

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Can't agree with this more... such a hokey thing to do (Pun intended)

http://cfn.scout.com/2/1336240.html

Goofiest New Trend of the Midseason ... Michigan’s “honor” jerseys.

As I wrote before, if you go to Michigan, go be your own man. Blaze your own trail. Become your own legend. Devin Gardner wearing No. 98 in honor of Tom Harmon was cute for a game, but it’s time to let it go. Desmond Howard was a total bust as a pro wide receiver, and maybe Jeremy Gallon should be inspired to be better than No. 21. Devin Funchess is a special player on his own; he doesn’t need to honor Ron Kramer with the No. 87.

Making the contrived and dorky tradition even sillier is the gigantic patch telling the world who the player is being forced to honor. It’s like the Geico commercial with Brian Orakpo where they have to say it’s Brian Orakpo. If you have to be told who the celebrity endorser is, he’s not a celebrity endorser.

The whole point of wearing No. 98 is to supposedly honor Tom Harmon, which means there shouldn’t be any need for any further advertising – HE’S WEARING THE JERSEY. If you look closely at the patch, it gives you a place to submit your e-mail address, cell phone number and home address so the University of Michigan can send you e-mails, texts and letters on a daily basis just to remind you that Gardner is honoring Tom Harmon, just in case you forgot.
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